— Can we see your manager now?
— I’m afraid not. He ______ a meeting for nearly two hours and I’ve no idea when it will be over.

A．is havingB．has had
C．has been havingD．will have

C

解析試題分析：句意:--我們現(xiàn)在能見見你們的經(jīng)理嗎？--恐怕不能，他已經(jīng)開了接近兩個小時的會了，我還不知道會議什么時間結(jié)束�，F(xiàn)在進行時表示動作正在進行，但不和時間段連用。用現(xiàn)在完成進行時表示動作從過去開始一直到現(xiàn)在正在進行的動作，強調(diào)的是動作的持續(xù)性，故選C。
考點：考查動詞時態(tài)的用法。
點評：本題難度適中。動詞時態(tài)是高中必須掌握的語法項目，要求考生必須理解在不同的語境下，應(yīng)該使用什么樣的動詞時態(tài)。本題主要考查現(xiàn)在進行時和現(xiàn)在完成進行時的區(qū)別。
即學(xué)即練：—May I see your ticket, please? I think you ________ in my seat.
—Oh, you’re right. My seat is upstairs. I’m terribly sorry.
A. are sitting B. sit C. sat D. have sat
解析：A。句意：---我可以看一下你的票嗎？我想你正在坐著我的座位。---你說得對。我的座位在樓上呢？很對不起。根據(jù)句意對方正在坐著我的座位可知選A。

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